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> The article's author presents a good example: for AI ethics You don't need ethics for that, this problem is basically verifying that the system works accordi
by RivieraKid 6y ago
> The article's author presents a good example: for AI ethics
You don't need ethics for that, this problem is basically verifying that the system works according to the specification and that it didn't have bugs.
- renee_sanscarte 6y agoThere are two issues here though. Firstly, what is the right thing to specify? (This is an ethical proposition, even for fairly simple agents.) Secondly, how can this specification be reliably encoded in the AI's world model? (This gets technically more more challenging the more complex the agent is.)
- logicchains 6y agoYou do for an AGI, because human-level intelligence is too complex to describe in a specification.